<ul><li>President Trump urged Apple's CEO Tim Cook to stop building manufacturing facilities in India for U.S.-bound devices and focus on increasing domestic production.</li><li>Trump's comments may disrupt Apple's plan to import most iPhones sold in the U.S. from India by next year as part of its shift away from China.</li><li>The iPhone facilities in India produce over 40 million units annually, but manufacturing iPhones in the U.S. faces challenges due to lack of talent.</li><li>Trump mentioned tariff negotiations with India and the country's 'Make in India' program aimed at promoting domestic manufacturing through incentives and higher import duties.</li></ul>

President Trump asks Apple to stop moving iPhone production to India

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